R Markdown drivers to add concordance — pdf

The pdf_documentC driver replaces the like-named rmarkdown driver with one that outputs Commonmark rather than Pandoc Markdown. Commonmark is a dialect of Markdown for which the Pandoc driver for Commonmark supports output of source position information. The latex_formatC does the same for the markdown::latex_format driver. By using one of these functions as your output driver, you can get that in your own documents.

Usage

pdf_documentC(latex_engine = "pdflatex",
           sourcepos = TRUE,
           defineSconcordance = TRUE,
           run_latex = TRUE, ...)
latex_formatC(latex_engine = "pdflatex",
              options = list(sourcepos = TRUE),
              defineSconcordance = TRUE,
              run_latex = TRUE, ...)

Arguments

latex_engine: Command to convert .tex file to .pdf.
sourcepos: Whether to include source position information.
options: Options to pass to the underlying driver; "sourcepos" defaults to TRUE.
defineSconcordance: If TRUE, insert a definition of the \Sconcordance macro just before \begin{document}.
run_latex: Whether to run the latex_engine to produce a PDF.
...: Other arguments to pass to the base driver.

Details

These drivers modify the standard drivers to use Commonmark and add concordances.

The latex_formatC driver requires a currently unreleased version of the commonmark package, with version higher than 1.9.0.

Value

An R Markdown output format object which will add concordance information.

Author

Duncan Murdoch